# GURU - PAMM for Defi

> Guru is a delegated fund management protocol for defi, drawing heavy inspiration from the PAMM investment model from Forex.

### So, what is PAMM? <a href="#so-what-is-pamm" id="so-what-is-pamm"></a>

The **PAMM (Percentage Allocation Management Module)** model is a system where investors pool their money together to be managed by an experienced trader or fund manager. Each investor's contribution to the pool is proportional, and any profits from the trades are distributed based on how much each investor put in. The fund manager earns a share of the profits, aligning their success with the investors’ returns. This allows investors to benefit from the manager’s expertise without having to make trading decisions themselves.

### Guru - PAMM for Defi <a href="#guru-pamm-for-defi" id="guru-pamm-for-defi"></a>

Guru is one of the first to bring this model to defi and is bringing it to multiple chains. This will allow defi users to benefit from one of the most popular Forex systems.

The PAMM model has immense benefits for both fund managers and investors. Fund members benefit from the trading techniques and knowledge of the fund manager, while the fund manager trades with larger size while simultaneously earning a cut of all profits from the fund.

Becoming a fund manager is very beneficial for influencers and public figures by giving them an opportunity to prove their PNL and share profits directly with their followers, or for experienced traders wishing to trade with larger capital.


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